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playing Duke3d multiplayer with to PCs

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From: Angel
Date: Mon, 05 Jul 2004 03:50
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I have 2 PCs (one w/ win98, the other win2000) that are connected directly
via their lan cards. Both PCs can see each other correctly.
How would I need to configure the game to be able to play a multi-player
game in the 2 PCs? What setup would I have to run and what would I need to
choose?

Thanks.
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